Titlebook: Web Engineering; 11th International C S?ren Auer,Oscar Díaz,George A. Papadopoulos Conference proceedings 2011 Springer-Verlag GmbH Berlin

救護(hù)車(chē)

Reusing Web Application User-Interface Controlsof interactions that represent the behavior he/she wishes to reuse. In the background, the execution is analyzed and all code and resources necessary for the stand-alone functioning of the control are extracted. Optionally, the user can immediately reuse the extracted control by automatically embedding it in an already existing page.

hermitage

Reusing Web Application User-Interface Controlsof interactions that represent the behavior he/she wishes to reuse. In the background, the execution is analyzed and all code and resources necessary for the stand-alone functioning of the control are extracted. Optionally, the user can immediately reuse the extracted control by automatically embedding it in an already existing page.

frozen-shoulder

健談的人

A Layered Approach to Revisitation Predictionf the second layer to the constant drift in the interests of users. For each layer, we introduce several methods, and evaluate them over a large, real-world dataset. The outcomes of our experimental evaluation suggest a significant improvement over other methods typically used in this context.

機(jī)制

Assessing Fault Occurrence Likelihood for Service-Oriented SystemsLT calculates the likelihood of fault occurrence at component services’ invocation points, using the component’s past history, reputation, the time it was invoked, and its relative weight. Experiment results indicate the applicability of our approach.

Armada

Preserve

四目在模仿

A Quality Model for Mashupsthough apparently easy, we show that – if taken seriously – mashup development can be non-trivial and that it deserves an investigation that specializes current web quality assessment techniques, which are not able to cater for the specifics of mashups. In fact, we believe a mashup-specific quality model is needed.

VAN

FECK

DashMash: A Mashup Environment for End User Development new requirement. In this paper, we address the current lack of lightweight development processes and environments and discuss models, methods, and technologies that can make mashups a technology for end user development.